Bruno's Blog
The first two races of the GP2 Series have produced mixed fortunes for Bruno Senna. After a textbook effort in Barcelona, which resulted in the joint championship lead, his Turkey weekend promised a lot, but went from bad to unbelievable when he struck a dog at 175mph
Looking back, I feel I've been really unfortunate about what happened in Turkey, but fortunate in another way, because I wasn't hurt.
I was having a good race on Sunday. Despite starting 15th, after I lost my front wing at the start of Saturday's Feature Race which I call 'normal bad luck' I was charging through the field.
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